Resilience: The Story of Rabbi Israel Meir Lau
Yad Vashem stands as a testament to the resilience of both Holocaust survivors and the six million who did not live to tell their stories. The story of Rabbi Israel Meir Lau depicts this resilience and shows the ability to withstand the horrors that he endured and continue his family's legacy and that of the Jewish people.
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